Your complete guide to the Rome food and drink scene. From pop-up bars and cute cafés to Michelin restaurants, we’ve got all your foodie needs covered.
Rome is the two-faced of Amor. And it is no coincidence that the Eternal City is considered one of the most romantic cities in the world. It is also chosen by those who do not live it every day to make love proposals (p...
Did you know that the first chocolate in history was born in Turin? Yes, it was in Italy, during the 16th century, that this sweet was created. It was the “diablottino,” a dark chocolate praline sweetened an...
Cruditè, spaghetti with lobster or sautè of mussels, these 6 seafood restaurants in Rome are among the best in the capital, capable of enhancing the flavors of the sea with creativity and respect for the raw materials....
How hard is it to please everyone at the table? Those who love pizza, those who prefer Asian cuisine, those who don’t eat dairy products, and we could go on…...
Fluffy means fluffy and these pancakes are tall and fluffy with a fluffy texture. They look like little clouds to eat. If you follow the various food bloggers online, you may have happened to see a video about this very...
Lovers of French treats and Japanese cuisine, you may not know that as of June 2024 there is a place in town where you can find French and Japanese flavors at the table. Koû Koû, located at 41 Via Monte Pertica in Rome,...
Festivals are the beating heart of Italian tradition, where culture, gastronomy and conviviality come together to celebrate local products. In and around Rome, 2025 promises to be full of events dedicated to authentic f...
Chewie Italia is the 1st American Cookies store in Rome. This store, which offers takeout and delivery, is located at 202 Viale di Villa Pamphili (Monteverde area). By now, the only thing missing in the capital is a coo...
Sweet lovers, you can’t miss this little place in downtown Rome. The maritozzi with cream have become famous all over the world, but the place to find the authentic ones remains without a shadow of a doubt the Ete...
Galette des Rois is a traditional French dessert consumed mainly on Epiphany Day, January 6, to celebrate the Three Kings. Originating in northern France, it consists of baked golden puff pastry filled with almond-based...